Quick Fix: 1. Open Xcode
2. Click Runner (Root)
3. Click Build Settings
4. Change "supported platforms" from Iphoneos to iOS.
The Problem:
Unable to launch a Flutter app on the simulator due to an error: "Unable to find a destination matching the provided destination specifier." The error occurs when the Xcode configuration is set to "release" and the Flutter command "flutter run –profile" is used. Choosing the physical device from the available profiles does not resolve the issue.
The Solutions:
Solution 1: Update Xcode Build Settings
Open Xcode.
Select the "Runner (Root)" project file.
Click on "Build Settings" in the sidebar.
Locate the "Supported Platforms" setting and change it from "iPhoneos" to "iOS".
Q&A
How to handle Xcode configuration from debug to release
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Change Xcode configuration from debug to release for launching app on physical device
How to fix unable to find the destination matching the provided destination specifier error
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Change Xcode build settings and change supported platforms from Iphoneos to iOS
How to find the iPhone’s profile
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Connect your phone to your computer and run flutter run –profile
Video Explanation:
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